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ID These Mollies Please
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I got these from a guy who says they came from Florida (they don't look like P velifera or P latipinna though). He gave me 5 of them (one has since perished) and they look like some sort of wild type molly. They are NASTY! They came with a pair of Florida Flag Fish (Jordonella floridae) and I thought these were being beat up by the flag fish. Nope! These guys (or ladies rather) killed the male flag fish, and the female is cowering in a corner.

When I put them in, they were shimmying, so I added a little salt and raised the hardness gradually by dropping in a cuttle bone.

Here are some pics of them in the quarantine tank

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Posted on: 2012/6/6 22:25
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Re: ID These Mollies Please
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All the 'attached' photos are 0 bytes. There's nothing to open. Could you repost them?

Posted on: 2012/8/31 9:20
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